• LEAP India

  Participated · Equity · Aug 2026

  Incorporated in 2013, Leap India operates a circular "share and reuse" asset-pooling business that allows customers to rent pallets, crates and other logistics assets rather than own them. As of March 31, 2026, the company managed 14.7 million pooled assets and served more than 1,000 customers via over 10,100 customer touchpoints across India. Its customer base spans FMCG, food and beverages, third-party logistics, e-commerce, quick commerce, automotive and industrials. Leap India has shown strong financial growth: total income rose to ₹747.36 crore in FY26 from ₹371.94 crore in FY24, and revenue from operations increased to ₹729.53 crore from ₹364.97 crore over the same period. EBITDA climbed to ₹378.83 crore with an EBITDA margin of 50.69%, and net profit increased to ₹62.34 crore in FY26. The company has launched a ₹2,480-crore IPO (₹480 crore fresh issue and ₹2,000 crore OFS) and intends to use part of the fresh proceeds to repay borrowings with the remainder for general corporate purposes.

• Envelop Risk

  Participated · Series A · May 2020

  Envelop Risk is a specialty cyber and emerging risk underwriting firm that uses proprietary AI, machine learning, security analytics, economic and behavioral analysis, and modeling & simulation to assess cyber risk. Founded in 2016 and based in Bristol, UK, the company applies an augmented intelligence approach that combines human underwriting expertise with automated analytics. Its proprietary models and data-driven underwriting have underwritten over $250M of business since 2018. The company plans to expand its ML- and data-driven underwriting activity in London and Bermuda and accelerate growth into new global markets. It also intends to expand operations in cyber (re)insurance and cyber technology partnerships and to invest in predictive analytics to better assess the economic consequences of cyber risks to commercial enterprises. Envelop Risk provides proprietary, machine-learning-driven underwriting and risk analytics for the global cyber reinsurance market. The firm combines AI, security analytics, intelligence gathering, economic and behavioral analysis, and human underwriting expertise to model cyber and emerging risks. Envelop offers bespoke underwriting solutions and partners with specialist underwriters to price complex, traditionally opaque cyber risks. The company intends to expand both within and beyond cyber (re)insurance and to grow internationally. Headquartered in Bristol, UK, Envelop Risk also has offices in London, New York, and Bermuda. Management says the business became a dominant force in cyber reinsurance in under three years and will use new capital to accelerate product and market expansion.

• Flow

  Participated · Series A · May 2020

  Founded in 2016, Flow (formerly AsiaCollect) provides an AI-powered platform that automates ethical debt collection for banks and non-bank lenders. Its system engages borrowers through automatically generated SMS, interactive voice recordings, and predictive dialing while applying machine-learning models for behavior prediction and speech recognition. The company operates in Vietnam, Indonesia, and India and claims to have assisted more than 2.8 million consumers to date. Flow positions itself as a responsible partner focused on improving financial literacy and bringing international standards to the region’s NPL market. With the latest funding, the firm intends to accelerate geographic expansion and deepen its AI capabilities. Management reports rising recovery rates and consumer engagement, underscoring the efficacy of its technology-driven approach. Looking ahead, Flow is planning a Series B round that will combine equity and debt to address the post-COVID surge in NPLs.

• Neat

  Participated · Series A · Apr 2020

  Neat is a Hong Kong-based fintech that offers online business accounts in multiple currencies, cross-border payment capabilities, and corporate credit cards for startups and small businesses. The company enables customers to open accounts online, send and receive payments from different countries, and apply for corporate cards, and it already offers a Neat Mastercard. Neat has a strategic partnership with Visa and will begin issuing Visa credit cards to SMEs and startups in the coming months. The startup plans to launch tools for automated payroll, accounting and logistics in the future. It has expanded geographically with a Shenzhen office to serve Chinese export businesses and a London office for Western European companies that trade in China. The recent $11M Series A will be used for expansion focused on Southeast Asian customers that trade with European companies, bringing total funding to $16.5M. Neat offers quick access to prepaid Mastercard-based cards and basic banking services for startups and SMEs, charging around $7.50 per month and variable fees on incoming, outgoing and international payments. The company also provides a consumer option similar to Monzo, Starling and Revolut, but focuses primarily on business users. Neat claims customers in 100 countries and has introduced international payments; it is working on multi-currency solutions and integrations with third-party services such as accountancy tools. The business is earlier stage and has previously raised a $2 million seed round earlier this year. Neat pulled in $3 million in fresh funding to expand its product and reach. With the new backing it aims to target Chinese businesses seeking banking options in Hong Kong while competing with established incumbents. Neat is a challenger bank focused on business banking for early-stage startups and SMEs, offering business accounts and debit-based Neat Mastercards. The service enables companies that cannot get credit cards to pay bills, flights, hotels and subscriptions without using personal cards, and supports payroll, invoicing, receipt of funds and employee expense cards. More advanced features are planned, including detailed company reporting, automated accounts, multi-currency solutions and accountancy software integrations to widen global appeal. Neat began with a consumer service in Hong Kong but places heavy emphasis on its business product and global expansion. The company was founded in 2015 by David Rosa and Igor Wos and is based in Hong Kong, with customers in over 100 countries. Financially, Neat recently raised $2 million to develop its technology and increase marketing, with participation from Dymon Asia and Portag3 Ventures.

• Canopy

  Participated · Series A · Sep 2018

  Canopy aggregates both bankable and non-bankable assets across multiple geographies and asset classes, giving clients a unified picture of their wealth. Its software delivers portfolio analytics and customizable client reports, aimed at financial institutions, wealth management professionals, and high-net-worth individuals. The company is led by founder and CEO Tanmai Sharma. Canopy plans to deepen its product’s Analytics and AI capabilities to deliver richer insights to users. The firm is also pursuing international expansion, having recently opened offices in Hong Kong and Switzerland in addition to its Singapore headquarters. Although no revenue or user figures were disclosed, the company states that the newly raised capital will fund continued product enhancement and geographic growth.

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